Therefore, no restitution of maternal heterozygosity occurred for these markers for either the haploid or diploid plant (which, hereafter, is considered a double haploid).
Zywiec, founded in 1856 in what was then the Austrian province of Galicia, was seized by the Communists after World War II and later sold to Heineken N.V. Poland has no restitution law for confiscated property, but courts have often ruled in favor of prewar owners, including those of Okocim S.A., a brewer that had been sold to Carlsberg A.S. of Denmark.
Now that reparations, especially to Holocaust victims or their families, have become an industry involving lawyers and State Department officials, the possibility that there is no adequate restitution for certain crimes has been quietly forgotten.
Judge Cummings also questioned whether Texas Tech deserved any restitution for the "shadow contract" convictions.
In October 1981, the company and the officers reached a settlement with the S.E.C. that called for no restitution, although Gulf and Western agreed to adopt new accounting procedures and to make changes to its corporate bylaws.
No honesty, no restitution: No public appearances for Brock Turner.
No policy provides adequate restitution for being shot dead - our advice is to check www.fco.gov.uk, the Foreign Office's site for up-to-date information concerning where not to go if exposure to civil war or terrorism are less appealing than getting a great suntan.
Orders of protection can require that a person vacate the home, make no contact with the woman being abused or require the batterer to pay restitution for damages.
Each overdrawn check, no matter how small, can bring in $400 in fines and fees, plus restitution for the amount of the check. .
Each overdrawn check, no matter how small, can bring in $400 in fines and fees, plus restitution for the amount of the check.
